VC Summer Outage Information, Unit 1

Contact Information

Highway 215 V.C. Summer Plant Road
Jenkinsville, SC 29065

Upcoming Outage

Start Date	April 11, 2020
Duration	35 days

Weather Forecast

Next 7 days

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Deep science investor Lindy Fishburne cofounded the seed- and early-stage venture firm Breakout Ventures several years ago, after cofounding Breakout Labs within the Thiel Foundation back in 2011, and she has made a wide array of interesting bets in the ...

What Santee Cooper is doing to hold down VC Summer costs to customers

Feb 28 2021

Santee Cooper is working to hold down ratepayers’ power bills one year after the SC-government owned utility and SCE&G parent SCANA Corp abandoned two nuclear reactors at the VC Summer nuclear site.

In 1966, the Pentagon Studied Whether Nuking Vietnam Would Win the War

Feb 27 2021

By February 1966, frustration with the U.S. bombing campaign against North Vietnam rose high enough to spur talk of going nuclear. Throughout the Vietnam War, such talk was mostly just that, but in 1966,

Former SCANA CEO pleads guilty to charges tied to failed V.C. Summer project

Feb 25 2021

(Source: AP/AP/Chuck Burton) COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCSC) - A former SCANA CEO has pleaded guilty to both federal and state charges tied to the failed V.C. Summer nuclear project in Fairfield County that misled investors of about over $1 billion in tax credits.